World & State capitals
What is the Capital of France, famous for the Eiffel Tower and the Louvre Museum?
Paris
This large cetacean's tongue can weigh as much as an entire adult elephant
Blue Whale
What's the main language spoken in Portugal?
Portugese
Which waterfall borders Canada and USA?
Niagara Falls
What year did WW2 end
1945
This Pacific Northwest capital lies at the southern end of Puget Sound, while its state's most populous city sits further north on the same body of water.
Olympia
This intelligent cephalopod has three hearts and blue blood
Octopus
Who painted The Scream?
Edvard Munch
What is the worlds largest ocean?
Pacific
What people invented democracy?
Greeks
Translating from Old Irish as "Black Pool," this European capital sits on the River Liffey and was established as a Viking settlement before growing into a cultural hub.
Dublin
Known as the "unicorn of the sea," its signature horn is actually a highly modified overgrown tooth.
Narwal
What was the original capital of Japan?
Kyoto
What sea is the saltiest?
Dead sea
What was the name of the second president of the USA?
John Adams
Divided by the Seine River and known historically as Lutetia, this global metropolis hosts landmarks ranging from the Gothic Notre-Dame to a famous 19th-century iron lattice tower.
Paris
This male marine creature—not the female—carries the eggs and gives birth to live young.
Seahorse
Which U.S State is Grand Canyon in?
Arizona
What is the capital of Croatia?
Zagreb
What city had the first Olympic Games (776 BC)?
Olympia, Greece
Soaring at over 11,900 feet above sea level in the Andes, this administrative capital of its nation is the highest official capital city in the world.
La Paz
Boasting an eyeball measuring roughly 10 inches across, this deep-sea creature has the largest eyes in the animal kingdom.
Giant Squid (or Colosssal Squid)
What is the name of the smallest country in South America?
Suriname
What continent has the most countries?
Africa
How many wives did Henry VIII have?
six